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Programme
17 August 2018
Health & HIV
See how UNICEF is supporting the Government of Nigeria to improve immunization coverage and provide access to quality healthcare.
Press release
18 May 2023
UNICEF and Nigeria Governors Forum Celebrate Remarkable Achievements in Primary Health Care with over USD 6 million in awards
Page
12 May 2023
Safe and health pregnancy
Antenatal Care, Safe Delivery, and Postpartum Care Tips for Expectant Mothers
Article
19 April 2023
A Lifeline for Flood-Displaced Children
UNICEF, with funding from SIDA, continues to invest in health workers and institutions to ensure that all children are protected from preventable diseases
Article
18 April 2023
Adolescents living with HIV embrace methods to combat stigma
A lifeline for young adolescents living with HIV is the Adolescent and Young Peoples’ Support Group.
Report
06 April 2023
UNICEF Nigeria Key Results for Children
2018 - 2022 highlights
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Key Results for Children: 2018 - 2022 Highlights
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Article
05 April 2023
UNICEF's Oxygen Concentrators: Saving the Lives of Newborns
In Kaduna, northern Nigeria, oxygen concentrators give newborns a second chance at life.
Article
29 March 2023
Mairo and her women change makers
In Bauchi state, women groups leverage communal bond to improve health outcomes for women and children
Article
27 March 2023
Breathing is the First thing We do
Increasing the availability of oxygen in Calabar, South Nigeria
Article
24 March 2023
CHIPS agents promote healthcare in Kaduna communities
Through funding from GAVI, health promoters known as CHIPS agents have been trained in Kaduna State to fill in the gaps in providing access to healthcare.
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